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$BTC | 1h | Range Reclaim Long Bias: Long Entry Zone: 64250 to 64450 Stop Loss: 63680 Targets: TP1: 64880 TP2: 65420 TP3: 66100 Invalidation: Close below 63680 Why This Setup: I’m looking at a clean intraday reclaim after the pullback held above the recent higher-low zone around 62.6k–63.0k. Price is pressing back into the 64.3k area, and a hold above this band keeps the path open for a continuation toward the prior swing highs.

The markets got the headline it wanted: the U.S. and Iran signed a ceasefire framework, and the Strait of Hormuz was supposed to reopen. Oil reacted immediately, with Brent falling more than 4% on the first move and later sliding to around $78.80, while WTI dropped to about $75.80. Asian stocks also ripped higher on the deal, showing how fast markets priced in a calmer Middle East. Bitcoin joined the move too. It popped to roughly $65,800 after the agreement, but today it is around $64,299, still holding above the recent panic lows but not exactly screaming conviction. The problem is that the deal already looks shaky. Reuters reported that Iran said it was closing the Strait again over alleged ceasefire violations by the U.S. and Israel, while the U.S. military said the strait remained open and commercial traffic was still moving. Iran also said the U.S. had not fully implemented the ceasefire, pointing to Israeli actions in Lebanon. So this is not just a peace story. It is an oil story, an inflation story, and a liquidity story. If the deal holds, oil keeps cooling, risk assets breathe, and Bitcoin can stay bid. If the deal breaks down again, oil likely jumps, stocks get nervous, and crypto gets dragged back into the same macro fear trade. That is why $BTC still feels more like a liquidity-sensitive risk asset than a pure geopolitical hedge.

$BTC Longs will be trapped in this final dump

Guys, what do you think, will this retest be successful? 📉 $BTC